New research on cobalamin, homocysteine, and methylmalonic acid reference intervals in dogs shows significant age and sex-related differences. Intact male dogs have higher uMMA:crea ratios, leading to the recommendation for sex-specific reference intervals. This study improves diagnostic accuracy for veterinary care.

Staying in shape during winter doesn’t have to be difficult. Learn how to stay fit outdoors with quick workouts like walking, HIIT, outdoor yoga, and winter activities — perfect for busy people who don’t want to hit the gym.

Learn how to stay on track with your healthy eating plan during holiday feasts with these practical tips. From portion control and balanced meals to staying hydrated and moving your body, these strategies will help you enjoy the holidays without compromising your health goals.

The holiday season — a time for joy, family, and celebration. But for many, it’s also a season filled with stress, anxiety, and the weight of mental health challenges. Whether it’s the pressure to be cheerful, the overwhelming to-do lists, or the complexity of family dynamics, the holidays can feel like an emotional rollercoaster.

If you're someone who struggles with mental health issues, this time of year can be especially tough. The constant barrage of “holiday cheer” can often leave you feeling isolated or even guilty for not feeling the same way. But don’t worry — you’re not alone, and there are practical steps you can take to make it through the season without losing your mind.

Here are five game-changing tips to help you navigate the holidays if you're dealing with mental health challenges:

Dr. Sapna Dass' groundbreaking research at Texas A&M AgriLife addresses zoonotic diseases and the risks of disease transmission between wildlife and livestock. Her project, funded by the USDA, aims to prevent future pandemics by identifying emerging pathogens and implementing rapid response strategies before they reach humans. The study focuses on viruses like H5N1 and SARS-CoV-2, exploring how these diseases spread between animals and potentially infect humans.

When a puppy named Copper faced life-threatening injuries, the veterinary team at Penn Vet’s Ryan Hospital sprang into action. Learn how Dr. Esther Choi and the specialized dental and oral surgery team saved Copper's life and ensured a full recovery using cutting-edge procedures.